and now for a check on the forecast. and possibly record-breaking tomorrow. >> and bossibly. it's march 9th and 43 degrees and we have tested the norms. 47 degrees in medina. , 57 in cleveland and good morning, 51 and these are feels like temperatures. feels like 45 degrees in canton and before spring. still in winter. 52 degrees is what it feels like in ashtabula and as for highs, 70 today and meaning -- south of cleveland, it can be higher than that and mostly cloudy and this is why i need to you stick around. we have some rain on the way and check it out. i will let you know the timing on the rain and how it can impact your thursday. for now, let's go ahead and get a check on the roads. >> and i'm not seeing delays on 90 and 271, 480 looking okay at least in this spot near the inner belt and let's go south there to bedford. 271 northbound, the right lane is blocked. and right on broadway avenue

odot taking over the scene and let's show you that odot camera and they're directing traffic to use the left two lanes. over to jackie now. and 5:00 in our coverage of a deadly fire continues this morning and sarah phinney is live where they're collecting donations for the community. they're really coming together, sarah. >> reporter: absolutely, jackie and this is one of the few times saint ambrose has been quiet since the deadly fire happened monday night and there was a steady stream of people with huge bags full of donations coming here to the hall. i want to show you what that lookings like inside. it's incredible. there are tables full of clothing and bags full of food and lots of battled part. fifty people displaced in the fire. there were dozens of volunteers going through the mountains of items last night. hearts heavy, though, thinking of the four-year-old girl who

one family lost everything but are thankful to have each other. >> and with him, i don't know what i would do if i lost him. and that is my world i would be crushed if you lost him. >> and as you saw, there are a lot of items that have been donated and saint ambrose is asking for monetary donations for the families affected by the fire and there is also a vigil scheduled tonight at 845time at the apartments and in honor of the little girl who died. sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> and thank you. investigators have not determined a cause yet. and they say a sprinkler system could have prevented the fire from spreading and a discarded here. the assistant fire chief said it likely started outside of floor. in that area, they have had cigarette fires in the past. >> and people come in, you

it's like mulch or the grass is dry and it creeps up and stuff like that. >> and he said the complex had working smoke detectors and was not required to have a sprinkler system because of the building's age and they're looking into possible problems with a nearby heating system. and this morning, cleveland police are investigating a shooting near gudell park. it happened around 8 last night. and a 30-year-old man was shot in the neck and taken to metro. arrests. >> and a six-year-old is recovered after being caught in the cross fire in lorain. she was inside her home when she was shot. two groups were fighting with each other outside when the shots were fired. >> and she was -- they don't care who they're shooting at. they're in harm's way for what? because of an argument at a bar?

for aggravated and other charges. the little girl suffered own minor injuries, corrina. and breaking overnight, democrat bernie sanders pulling the upset in michigan and earning 65 more delegates and that brings his total now to 571. still way behind hillary clinton, though. she's at 1,221 delegates after her win in miss sippy and as for the republicans, another big night for donald trump, winning michigan, mississippi, and hawaii. he has 446 delegates, ted cruz taking idaho and that brings his delegate count to 347 and marco rubio has 151 and our governor, john kasich has 54. and this is a look at the other state's voting. the republicans in d.c. and guam and the democrats in the northern marianna islands and next tuesday, we join voters in florida, illinois, missouri, and republicans in the northern

another big race happening in ohio's primary next week. the state's primary for u.s. senate. many candidates scored major endorsements. gabrielle giffords is throwing her support by former governor ted strickland. she was shot during an event in 2011 and called him the best candidate to not only protest the rights of laws violating gun owners but to stand up to the possible gun lobby. >> he's young and energetic, he's right on the issues and he'll make a very forceful senator. >> the gun control issues wise and -- [ indiscernible ] supporting the opponent. a cleveland man who hit his girlfriend's father with the car fractured his leg and ran from the scene last week has been caught by police. anthony coggin has been charged with assault and abduction after he and his girlfriend got into a fight outside of the cleveland clinic.

two cars after getting out to confront him. and his girlfriend said that he held her against her will. and a new study said that more pedestrians are dieing in traffic accidents across the nation. ohio saw the largest increase than any other state. from 2049-2015, ohio stay a 124% increase in pedestrian traffic deaths and this is why. cell phones. too many people use them and they're distracting drivers and walkers. another reason, low gas prices. they're putting more drivers on the road than before. and new developments in the pilot flying investigation. we now know the former president of the company and seven others won't face trial until next year. they're accused of ripping off customers in a fuel rebate scheme. the trials were supposed to start next month but the attorneys say they need more time to prepare so they will go

and today, the official start of the new nfl season, meaning they can -- free agents and contracts and release players with no additional penalty. for the browns, that means the possibility of cutting ties with johnny manziel. and -- [ indiscernible ] nick foley joins us with a closer look at what getting rid of johnny would mean. jive the browns executive president have made it basically clear that manziel won't be a member of the team and when they cut him can make a big difference financially. don't be surprised if it doesn't happen today. and they -- owe him over $2.1 million they owe him around 2 million in the pro rated signing bonus. -- and this is towards the nfl's salary cap. and east cleveland released him. they believe the browns will keep him until he finds out if

the browns themselves have a player conduct as well. and -- he ryis slate -- violated the conduct policy for the league or team, the browns don't owe him the guaranteed money in his contract. if not, the amount goes down if they hold on to him longer or find a way to trade him as well. >> thank you. 5:08 this morning. i'm terrence lee. >> and i'm jackie fernandez and this is what is coming up for you. a home invasion gone viral. how a local police department is doing with a different kind of intruder. >> and the economy looking up in cleveland. where our city is seeing remark baseball job growth.

. welcome back. 5:11 and breaking from the live desk, a filibuster in missouri going into the second day. and this is all over a proposed constitutional amendment related to gay marriage. the republicans think -- should have the right not to participate in marriage ceremonies without being punished by the government.

go to a ballot for voters to decide. and suspects in the weekend shooting of an idaho pastor was arrested in front of the white house. the secret service found kyle odom and arrested him. he was last seen on security camera footage and allegedly shot a pastor who is expected to be okay. the motive for the attack, it appears, was planned. and investigators think recent rains triggered a mud slide causing -- causing a train to derail in california yesterday. and all 214aboard survived and 9 people were injured. and 5:12 right now in the race for the white house, governor john kasich happy to be in a buckeye state and kissing the ground in columbus yesterday. and he is in a position to be the first ohioan since robert task to win an ohio presidential primary. and before speaking at a crowd, he spoke one-on-one with john

win and expects to win ohio. >> and look, at the end of the day, the governor of ohio is one of four people left. there is only six people in the country who might be president and it's amazing how ohio ends up being the geographical campaigns. >> kasich will begin campaigning today before heading to florida for tomorrow night's debate and then a full- court press here with the primary. and while kasich and john kosich had that friendly and professional exchange, donald trump had this to say when a reporter asked him about the kid -- language he uses, including badgering a candidate and sexual inyou endos. listen. >> and report you a perfect young man. give me a break. you know what? it's stuff like that that people in this country are

>> last time, he didn't let the reporter get the question out and there is no telling how he is going to act toward the media toward the rnc here in cleveland. we better get ready. >> and that is one reason why cleveland is back on the map. a new study shows that wore leading the way and meg shaw is live with more. and what is the reason behind the jobs? >> reporter: the author said the driving force behind this job growth is health. and that more people are coming to cleveland for their care and that is creating additional jobs and according to the study, the cleveland area gained 23,000 jobs in 2014, and '15, the largest job growth in nearly a decade and this means growth in other areas like construction, finance and

industry. growth. and the big question here, will all of this last past the rnc? and they said yes for the most part and that the only area he sees what we call is construction, but, not significantly as they continue to expand here in cleveland. newschannel 5. and thank you, this morning away lot of you are enjoying the warmer temperatures and that is a huge different compared to this time last year and we'll show you them and check out the photos of lake erie on the left, 94% of the lake is covered with ice and you see a lot of open water there and el nino is playing a crucial role here, creating weather patterns and leading to a mild winter here and it's not time to break it just yet and maybe sooner than we think.

another cooldown and i am looking at long-term forecasting and however, we're going to see a warm weather and that is going to be nice out there. 57 degrees in cleveland and 49, medina and 48 degrees in wooster and this is above the normal high for our normal days in march. 53 degrees in millersburg and 58 in menner. and this is that look at the forecast. going through the day, i am seeing 70 degrees this afternoon and a lot of cloud coverage. and not as much sun as we have seen earlier in the week and this is because of the rain on the way and this issy look at the satellite and radar and beginning to make its way in and that is to come. and both guiding you with the picture. by 8:15 a.m., you see the rain to the north of us and north of lake erie and you can get clipped with some sprinkles in lake county and ashtabula this

for your wednesday, we're going to see a lot of cloud coverage more than anything. sunshine breaking out here and there and helping the temperatures to rise and this is where things change. into the overnight hours, we'll see that rain move in. the first round around 8:30. and check it out for your thursday and we have a good amount of rain sticking around the entire day and that is going to be a wet day and with temperatures like this, the warm air, we get instability in the atmosphere, i wouldn't be surprised to see the thunder roll and this is a look at the seven-day forecast. i want you to notice something. cooldowns into the 30s the next few days and notice the highs and they're still manageable in the 60s and of as-- 50s. and this is 271 and broadway and that right lane is blocked and they had a diesel spill earlier, 271 northbound

tweeted out that they will let us know when that lane opens and they're cleaning it up. now. i'm not seeing delays at this hour and 71, 490 looking great. the inner belt and personpike, no problems issue free as well and some work going on in the city of canton; we're down to one lane until 6 this morning, and near ever a hardroad northwest. and 5:18, we have some -- we have some incredible video hot on social media. the first is keeping officers in south euclid on their toes. >> and -- this is it for you. the police are -- responding to the house and this is on manywood on monday night and they tried to get a bat out of this family's living room here

batman was able to remove the wingedville an. and it's not that uncommon. >> and he's saying there is a lot of -- is that what he's saying? >> that i can help you with anything. and out here, the rescue of a more serious nature. a california highway patrol officer risking his own life to pull two kids from a concerning car on a highway in mont ray. and he hands the child to a woman and saves the other one while yelling at the driver to get out, too. all four family members are treated for smoke inhalation and doing okay. >> and this fellow is on the scene here. he would have held out to a fireman in south carolina. the recent rescue from a burning building. with his life and -- mouth-to- mouth resuscitation and he had severe burns and tlc, he survived and became an honorary member of the fire department. >> and that is cute there.

and he's training to smith out arson fire. >> and that is a great way for that puppy and, you know -- . >> coming up next. more controversy. while one of the restaurants -- shot his doors. >> and one of america's favorite foods. no one thinks he noticed the change. we're going to tell you what is different about the mac and cheese. you're watching good morning

. good morning to you. happy wednesday. 5:22 and taking a beautiful live look in downtown cleveland and that is shining nicely and that is going to be a beautiful forecast, somara. >> and i love giving the we're seeing temperatures pretty high and this is a look at the feel like temperatures. 57 degrees is what it feels like in cleveland now; 58 is what it feels like in menner and 53 in millersburg and feels warm out there and if their time of the morning and year. seventy degrees today, most of us are going to be seeing 70. and you can see higher than 70 the farther south we go and this is possibly being a record- breaking day. and we have to talk rain chances coming up. and for now, over to you. >> and tracking that accident

out of the scene and that realty lane blocked, two left lanes are travelled and up clear how long and that is going to be that way elsewhere and looking fine and on 90 and 77, you're trouble free and let's head outside and that spot is very, very quiet. and over to terrence. >> and. >> i. a dinnertime classic, and you probably didn't notice. >> and they took artificial preservatives, flavors and dyes out of the mac and cheese last year and replaced them with natural ones. they sold 50 million boxes so far. and this chipotle in massachusetts voluntarily shut down their doors after four workers got sick and that could be the noro virus and no customers were reported in getting sick and this is one

location closed for a half day to train workers on new measures to avoid events from -- them from getting sick. a popular cleveland irish pub and restaurant is fighting to keep live musk. a neighborcome complained about the noise on the website and more than 1,000 people signed a petition senting them and that is scheduled to go before the board on zoning appeals on april 18th. >> and trending this morning, a rumor on social media that the notedbook 2 will be shot in akron and about to squash it. >> and according to our partners, they say don't believe it. any of it. the story started on a fantasy site and it's judgist that, fantasy. >> and to repeat, there is no notebook 2 movie happening at all, let alone plans to help it in akron. if you're a fan, i know you're

the notebook 2 sounded tergiant. and that is horrible. >> and that will have needed a new cast, horrible, too. coming up, a massive data breach in 2049, and how you get cash from home depot. >> and dozens of windows shut out in fremont. and why police believe they're close to finding the people responsible for this. >> and light look at last

. now at 5:30, a teenager vanishes and police are asking for your help after she disappears in the middle of the day. >> and what she's accused of doing with a student that got her fired. >> and ready to say bye-bye to johnny? not so fast. why he could be sticking around longer and just like the sunshine, right? >> and the warmth is definitely sticking around. not so much the sunshine. we have rain on the way and the clouds are moving in first and this is going to continue to move just to the north of us and that is not really impacting us this morning and more so this evening, we see the rain chances increase and i want to get to the temperatures, though and this is what you need walking out of the door and this is the hour- by-hour forecast.

and mostly cloudy, though and breaks of sunshine before that rain comes and i am going with the cardigan? >> sorry, i was about to sneeze. i was listening to you. >> and you know how that -- and -- . >> i'm sorry. >> it's fine. and we're doing okay on the inner belt and i have to get myself together. the only issue is 271 northbound at broadway. the right lane is blocked and a diesel spill. we're looking okay in the akron area. trouble free, 76 and 77 and let's look right now at 76 and i can show you what i mean. not seeing anything quiet there and over to jackie and terrence. thank you. and now to new information on a story that first broke on 5. >> and a former euclid high school guidance counselor phasing charges for an inappropriate relationship with students. police say her relationship with an 18-year-old went on for a month. then an anonymous tipster

>> whether it's consensual or not is not an issue and that was wrong. that is what we hang our heads on. it's wrong and shouldn't have occurred. >> and smith was with the distribute for 10 years before resigning and she a -- had a clean record and it's possible she could lose her license. a school board accepted a teacher's resignation this week. and the 32-year-old was put on leave after accused of misconduct and that investigation is still ongoing. and breaking overnight, this girl is 15-year-old mikala barrett and police need your help finding her. she hasn't been seen since 12:30 yesterday afternoon. friends say she walked away from school and they think she was going to get lunch. she is 5 feet tall, 135 pounds, blue eyes, brown hair and last seen dressed all in black and please call police if you have any information.

are investigating another attempted abduction. an elyria high school student was offered a ride by a guy near yale avenue and this happened yesterday and he was described as a white male with gray hair and beard and there were five attempted abductions in the area and all on the same day. a community is coming together to help those who -- everything they own and donations are pouring in to help 24 different families and sarah phinney is live with more where tops of donations have been coming in. good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning. it's incredible to see the amount of donations that have been made here at saint ambrose church. hundreds of people have been coming here pretty much throughout the day yesterday and with big bags of items. and i want to show you what it looks like inside. there are tables full of sweaters and blankets and food. everything they might need. a countless number of

items last night. everything is going to feed at least 50 people who lost their homes in the fire monday night. and just a few minutes away from here and that blaze killed a four-year-old girl and her death is remaining heavily on volunteers. as you saw from that video, there is a large number of items here. right now, saint ambrose is asking for monetary donations for the victims of the fire and there is a candle light vigil planned for tonight for the victims of the fire, including, of course, the four-year-old who died at 845time at the -- 8:45 at the apartment complex where it happened. >> and thank you. and this morning, cleveland police believe they're close to finding the people responsible in tremont. windows busted out of more than 50 cars this month alone. police say that people living in that neighbor are helping to crack the case here and made an

for video and witnesses and got information. they got a tremendous response from people and witnesses did see a black car in that area. if you have any information, cleveland police want to hear from you. and also, a current crime in ohio city, cameras are going up, karen. >> and this is a photo here. and you have that photo here on randall and whitman? the non-profit ohio is paying for the system and hope that it will cut down on some armed robberies. and is this the day that manziel will be sent packing? and nick foley is here with us and --

underway at 4:00 and they can release players and don't be surprised if he's technically a member of the cleveland browns. he owed him over $2.1 million in guaranteed money for the 2016 and 2017 salaries and they owe him around 2 million in a pro rated signing bonus and this is more than 4 million the nflel isery cap if cleveland released him. and they're predicted to have millions of space below the salary cap. and this is an interesting part. they believe the browns will hold on to him until they find out if he will be suspended by the league for the recent actions off of the field and if that happens, they don't owe him the money and am, we're waiting to see it if a texas grand jury will recommend pressing charges against manzel. jackie? and next on your wednesday

settlement. home depot paying up for a 2014 hack. what it could mean for you. >> and results pouring in from the live desk, corrina. >> and the latest on the live desk on what governor case sick doing and what it's going to

. good morning and welcome back. i want to get to this. you're looking at dry conditions and clouds creeping in. rain is on the way. let's talk about the rain chances and they're highest for thursday and we're going to see rain tomorrow and we should start is to see showers this evening. the chances of rain will increase toward the weekend and we will have that soaker today where everyone gets the rain. it's kind of sticking around for the whole day. the rest of the days, it will be intermittent. and we'll talk more and not only about rain chances but the crazy temps for now. over to you, terrence. and thank you. going to get to a consumer alert now. home depot is selling with customers over a massive 2049 data breach. >> and they agreed to pay $13 million to victims and set up

too and -- [ indiscernible ] it explodes their credit card info and e-mail addresses. and jet blue is looking for new pilots, no experience needed. the company starting the train program. they need a high school diploma and must be at least 23 years old at the end of the four-year program. and aspiring pilots have to submit an essay and a a allocation fee and that is before the program cost $125,000. and rapper kanye west spotted at ikea's headquarters in sweden yesterday and reportedly met with the head designer, spaing rumors he could be working on a collection for the furniture giant. so, a spokesperson wouldn't comment and only saying it's important for the company to have inspiring meetings. i never heard about them doing a collaboration with the celebrity before. >> and i am not having high hopes here. >> and i would be overpriced. coming up next, the

rival's campaign. >> and knowledge doing questions. bill cosby -- camill cosby is tight lipped and how many questions she refused to answer.

. approaching 5:44 here and breaking from the live desk. the suspect in a quadruple murder in kansas, we told you about yesterday, just arrested in missouri after a massive manhunt and is charged with four counts of murder. >> and a big win for democrat bernie sanders in michigan, earning him 65 more delicates and the total, 5:71 and about hind hillary clinton who is behind 1,271 delegates after her win in mississippi and on the gop side, donald trump with another powerful showing, winning michigan, mississippi and hawaii with 446 delegates and tease cruz taking idaho, bringing his count to 347 and marco rubio trailing behind 151. our governor john kasich has 54 and now their attention turning to ohio and florida. >> and hillary clinton was here

>> and it was delayed about 45 minutes at tri-c while she waited on the results from michigan. she said what is first on her agenda as president. the president will bes in -- the lead problems in our community. >> and i will stand here in cleveland and tell you as your president, i am fortunate enough to be in that office next year -- we're going to tackle this lead problem everywhere our children are at risk. >> reporter: she spoke for 20 minutes and will be back in cleveland on saturday and to appear at the baptist church. >> and bernie sanders ' campaign filed a lawsuit against john houston and that i say state law allows 17-year-

they're 18 at the time of the general election in november . >> i turn 18 in june and doesn't mean i am not old enough to be allowed to vote in a primary. >> and they say ohio's election manual was changeed to specifically forbid the 17-year- olds from voting in primaries. houston said that that law has been clear for 30 years. >> and a shakeup over the republicans. one of the bush brothers is back in -- backing ted cruz. the younger brother of jeb and george w. joined cruz's finance team. >> and no matter who is standing on the stage in cleveland in july, the rnc is always going to be good for the city. new reports said that cleveland is leading the way in job growth and meg shaw is looking at this growth. will it last through the rnc? >> yes.

far beyond the rnc convention this summer because healthcare here in cleveland is leading the way. it gaped 23,000 jobs in 2049 and '15. that is the largest year-over- year job growth since 1997 and comes from healthcare places like the hospitals and the woodland clinic. >> and they in a good position to be advantaged. >> and that growth is benefiting other areas like construction and hospitality, creating more jobs for our city. meg shaw, newschannel 5. >> and thank you, meg. and let's go to weather now. you're waking up to another beautiful morning. somara, gorgeous weather and i think you said a cardigan or light jacket is needed?

with the high and let's get into this. 57 degrees in cleveland and 49 in medina and i got that question a lot and we have a nice surge of warm air from the south and this is from the south and bringing us great temperatures and look at what is happening. cloudy conditions, though, telling the story and painting the picture for watches to come and this is that radar and satellite. the showers are from the west and i want to go 32 you this. keep an eye on the time stamp. a.m. and a threat of showers to the us. could see some sprinkles reaching lake county and ashtabula and that is pretty much dry and we get a chance of sunshine. and that is when we will see

we could break a record set back in 1878, we have to hit 73 degrees at cleveland-hopkins and this is a look at the evening. the clouds into the picture and the rain moves in with it. you can see the showers begin in the west and see toward march 4th and the east, and it sticks around all day thursday. tomorrow, i am forecasting more of a soaker. and the forecast is showing temperatures pretty mild. not bad. fiftys and 60s. if you want to find out if this is going to last throughout the rest of march, follow me on facebook. for now -- . >> and this morning, no major issues and with yoker ride on 71 and looking fantastic into the city and issue free on that inner belt.

northbound, the right lane is blocked at broadway avenue and let's go outside. you see what i mean? odot is taking care of that and there is a diesel spill this morning and they're still out there and up clear how long this will be -- unclear how long this will be like this and two left lanes of traffic still open and keep you posted. over to you, corrina. and video overnight from the live desk. iran test fires two ballistic was 870 miles away and this could be a violation of the united nation's revolution. vice president biden who is in israel now said that if iran did break the terms of that deal, quote, we will act. some of the top stories from around the country now. >> and ited is the nation's first chance to pay their respects to former first lady nancy reagan. and a public viewing will be held in california.

president obama will not attend the funeral and that hey is a keynote speaker at the southwest festival that day. first lady michelle obama and hillary clinton will attend the service. >> and the man known as the 5th beatle died. george martin was the band's producer and played the piano in some songs including "in my life." paul mccartney said martin was a true gentlemen and a second father to him. he was inducted into the rock'n'roll hall of fame in 1999. a cause of death is not released. he was 90 years old. and the u.s. attorney is asking the president not to nominate her. she wants to focus on her job and work at the justice department. and lynch was talked about as a potential nominee and word that

and the commander in chief lost five pops and grew -- pounds and grew a half an inch in the past two years. he grow. the physical said he is in excellent health but is chewing nicotine gum. that means he's smokings. and several fbi agents under investigation for an oregon standoff. one was killed by state troopers in january. that shooting is being called justified but the justice department said that the fbi agents may have -- their involvement and during the traffic stop. and we're learning new information about camill cosily's -- cosby's deposition for her husband's defamation lawsuit. and she apparently refused to answer 98 questions while under oath. >> the judge said she could raise the role when appropriate talk about their private conversations. >> and bill cosby is being sued by seven women saying he assaulted them. and class is cancelled. an ohio high school shut down

>> and you have to see the rest of this video here. the close call and what they're saying this morning about the near miss and good morning cleveland is back in 60

welcome back. 5:54 and did you see that? that is a reporter in california covering a trail derailment. and he was nearly run over by a car. the photographer and his photojournalist and yelled for him to get out of the way and quickly acted and did and avoided serious injuries and they called his wife to let her know he was okay in case she was watching on tv and no serious injuries there. and look at this.

pittsburgh and lands on the roof there. it sits below the city streets and that is how this happened. the roof was damaged and the gas line -- and the store evacuated as a precaution. and you're watching incidents in the traffic center. nothing like that, though. >> no, thankfully and we have adot at 271 and northbound at broadway. and i will let you know, keep you posted as soon as the right lane reopens and elsewhere, you're looking great. 71 and 77. we're trouble free and issue free, too and zooming into shoreway and let's go outside and look at our odot camera and this is 71 and west 75th. >> and weather shouldn't be a repeating factor this morning. we're seeing quiet conditions for now. the temperatures, 57 degrees in cleveland. 58 medina; good morning, 48 in medina and 58 in menner and 54

the feels like temperatures not too long ago is feeling warmer in some spots than it is and that is because of the clouds there. that is good news. today, the highs going to 70 degrees and breaking through just before that rain approaches this evening and the 6:00 hour. and we're going to talk about the timing. >> and let's talk about what is happening around ohio now. the classes cancelled at east high school and youstown. the school will close when a large fire broke out and dozens of officers were called in and they ended up spraying students with pepper spray. six people were taken away in handcuffs, including a father trying to get into school. the superintendent decided to close the school to give students a chance to calm down. and in southwest ohio, guns and ammo and knives taken from a home of a 14-year-old accused of shooting several classmates. he's being held at the juvenile did strength center -- detention center on several charges, including attempted murder.

has a shooter and two other students were charged because they knew he had the gun in school and didn't report it. and the ohio officer accused of making an inappropriate comment about a black lives matters activist is off of the job. police say that the officer was fired. he posted a comment, quote, love a happy ending about the suicide. that comment violates the social media policy. he was with the department since 1994. and layoffs could be coming to lorain. the u.s. steel plant is expected to stop operations at the end of the month and the plant is to shut down march 27th and remain closed until orders education in. and they have be about hard by the oil and gas industry. and next, walking and texting turning deadly. the problem in ohio here is the worst. >> and the world's largest

kraft is changing their cheese. and have you noticed. next at 6 here on good morning

. new at 6, a community coming together after a devastating apartment fire killed a young girl and -- . >> the nfl's new league year starts today. the speculation that the browns

>> and first, breaking overnight from the live desk. look at this girl here. she's 15-year-old mikala barrett. she hasn't been seen since 12:30 yesterday afternoon and some say she walked away from school and they think she was going to get lunch. she's 5 feet tall, 135-pounds with blue eyes and brown hair and last seen wearing all black. call police if you have any information. and one person is sent to the hospital, and another taken away in i crash. and this is on miles road. the driver of the car is out there. the other driver was stuck because of damage to the door. the firefighters got them out and, letter and talking, taking them to the hospital. it's unclear what charges the driver of the car is facing. and now light get a check on the forecast. >> and ited is march 9th. let's go back to 1878.